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1 MyArbonne Account Settings Page 1 of 6 In the example settings below, a U.S. based.com account is displayed for Betty@myarbonne.com. a) If you have a Canadian account, make sure to replace the.com with.ca everywhere b) If you have a UK account, make sure to replace the.com with.co.uk everywhere c) If you have a Australian account, make sure to replace the.com with.com.au everywhere ** For Microsoft Outlook settings and screen shots, review page 1 & 2 below then skip to page 3 General Settings Full name: Betty Smith Your name as you would like it to appear on messages you send, such as Betty Smith My address: Betty@myarbonne.com Such as Betty@myarbonne.com My provider: MyArbonne Incoming Mail Server Settings POP or POP3 [ X ] Account type: IMAP [ ] Exchange IMAP [ ] Exchange 2007 EWS [ ] (see below) Incoming mail server hostname: mail.myarbonne.com Such as mail.example.com Username: Password: Betty@myarbonne.com Enter your passwrod Incoming server port number: 110 Incoming server authentication method: Incoming mail server supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)? Password [ ] MD5 [ ] NTLM [ ] Kerberos [ ] None [ X ] Yes [ ] No [ X ] Outgoing Mail Server Settings The following settings are for sending s from your account. There are two possible settings outlined below for the Outgoing Mail Server. Try the first setting and if that does not work for sending s, try the second setting. If the second setting does not work either then your Internet Service Provider or Mobile Phone Service Provider is blocking use of a 3 rd party Outgoing Mail Server and requires you to use their own Outgoing Mail Server settings. You will need to contact your Internet Service Provider or Mobile Phone Service Provider to get their Outgoing Mail Server settings. You will need to configure your software to use your Internet Service Provider s or Mobile Phone Service Provider s Outgoing Mail Server for sending s.

2 Page 2 of 6 Outgoing Mail Server Settings (1) Outgoing server hostname: mail.myarbonne.com Outgoing server port: 25 [ X ] 465 [ ] 587 [ ] Other: The outgoing mail server supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL): Yes [ ] No [ X ] If yes also note: Use same settings as Incoming Mail Server Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication Yes [ X ] No [ ] Username: Betty@myarbonne.com Password: Your password Outgoing server authentication type: Password [ X ] MD5 [ [ ] Kerberos [ ] None [ X ] ] NTLM If the Primary Outgoing Mail Server Settings above do not work for sending s, try the Secondary settings below. Secondary Outgoing Mail Server Settings (2) Outgoing server hostname: Outgoing server port: The outgoing mail server supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL): mail.myarbonne.com 25 [ ] 465 [ X ] 587 [ ] Other: Yes [ X ] No [ ] Select SSL for : Use the following type of encrypted connection If yes also note: Use same settings as Incoming Mail Server Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication Yes [ X ] No [ ] Username: Betty@myarbonne.com Password: Your password Outgoing server authentication type: Password [ X ] MD5 [ [ ] Kerberos [ ] None [ ] ] NTLM **Important Note If the Outgoing Mail Server settings do not work for sending s, then your Internet Service Provider or Mobile Phone Service Provider is blocking use of a 3 rd party Outgoing Mail Server and requires you to use their own Outgoing Mail Server settings. You will need to contact your Internet Service Provider or Mobile Phone Service Provider to get their Outgoing Mail Server settings. You will need to configure your software to use your Internet Service Provider s or Mobile Phone Service Provider s Outgoing Mail Server for sending s.

3 Microsoft Outlook Configuration Page 3 of 6 In the example settings below, a U.S. based.com account is displayed for Betty@myarbonne.com. a) If you have a Canadian account, make sure to replace the.com with.ca everywhere b) If you have a UK account, make sure to replace the.com with.co.uk everywhere c) If you have a Australian account, make sure to replace the.com with.com.au everywhere Incoming Mail Server Settings Outgoing Mail Server Settings For Outgoing Mail Server Settings Click Here The following settings are for sending s from your account. There are two possible settings outlined below for the Outgoing Mail Server. Try the first setting and if that does not work for sending s, try the second setting. If the second setting does not work either then your Internet Service Provider or Mobile Phone Service Provider is blocking use of a 3 rd party Outgoing Mail Server and requires you to use their own Outgoing Mail Server settings. You will need to contact your Internet Service Provider or Mobile Phone Service Provider to get their Outgoing Mail Server settings. You will need to configure your software to use your Internet Service Provider s or Mobile Phone Service Provider s Outgoing Mail Server for sending s.

4 Primary Outgoing Mail Server Settings (1) Page 4 of 6

5 Page 5 of 6 If the Primary Outgoing Mail Server Settings above do not work for sending s, try the Secondary settings below. Secondary Outgoing Mail Server Settings (2)

6 Page 6 of 6 **Important Note If the Outgoing Mail Server settings do not work for sending s, then your Internet Service Provider or Mobile Phone Service Provider is blocking use of a 3 rd party Outgoing Mail Server and requires you to use their own Outgoing Mail Server settings. You will need to contact your Internet Service Provider or Mobile Phone Service Provider to get their Outgoing Mail Server settings. You will need to configure your software to use your Internet Service Provider s or Mobile Phone Service Provider s Outgoing Mail Server for sending s.

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